What is the standing posture of reciting poems? () Urgent.

Standing posture: standard standing posture, when viewed from the front, the whole body is straight, full of energy, eyes look straight, shoulders are flush, arms droop naturally, heels are close together, toes are open 60 degrees, and the body center of gravity falls between legs; Viewed from the side, the eyes are flat, the jaw is slightly retracted, the chest is lifted and the abdomen is closed, the back is straight, the hands and fingers are attached to the pants, and the whole body is solemn and straight.

Extended data:

If the boy bows on his back, the girl bows in front of him with her hands folded and stands in the center of the platform. At the beginning of reciting the first sentence, she can make a simple movement, with her left hand standing still and her right hand slowly stretching and lifting. At this time, when the first sentence is finished, the boy can directly take back her right hand and touch her chest emotionally. At the end of the second sentence, the girls change hands alternately, turn to the other side and look forward, stretch their left hand and blow their chests with their right hand.

The literary works selected during recitation are standardized, and the ideological content and language form are mostly carefully thought out by the author. On the other hand, it is required to recite poems in Mandarin. Up to now, most of the poems you have heard are recited in Mandarin, and their standard pronunciation, standardized vocabulary and grammar are familiar to most listeners and can be understood and accepted by the public.